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Star shuttler Kidambi Srikanth on Sunday defeated Japan’s Kenta Nishimoto 21-14, 21-13 to win the French Open Super Series men’s singles title.
French Open Super Series: Saina, Prannoy, Praneeth storm into second round Saina Newal, H S Prannoy And B Sai Praneeth Secured Impressive Victories To Progress Into The Second Round Of The USD 325,000 French Open Super Series On Wednesday. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Gautam Lalotra | Updated on: 26 Oct 2017, 11:26:24 AM New Delhi: Saina Newal, H S Prannoy and B Sai Praneeth secured impressive victories to progress into the second round of the USD 325,000 French Open Super Series on Wednesday. Glasgow World Championship bronze medallist Saina fended off a...
Denmark Open Super Series: Kidambi Srikanth defeats Wong Wing Ki Vincent 21-18, 21-17, secures berth in tournament finale Denmark Open Super Series: Kidambi Srikanth defeats Wong Wing Ki Vincent 21-18, 21-17, secures berth in tournament finale Kidambi Srikanth Secured A Place In The Denmark Open Super Series Finale As He Defeated Wong Wing Ki Vincent 21-18, 21-17. Earlier, Srikanth Had Defeated World No. 1 Viktor Axelsen To Storm In The Semis Of The Tournament. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Rahul Mishra | Updated on: 21 Oct 2017, 09:36:57 PM New Delhi: Kida...
ALL ENGLAND 2021 Preview – Anomaly in the evolution narrative The All England tournament shall stoically carry on inside a stadium sans spectators while Britain cautiously embarks on easing its second COVID-19 lockdown. Our preview specialist, Aaron Wong, continues charting the evolution of the sport against the backdrop of troubled times. By Aaron Wong. Photos: Badmintonphoto Birmingham COVID-19 numbers for February 5th, 2021 As of the entry deadline for the 2021 All England, February 9, an athlete’s decision on whether to participate was informed by knowledge that 3328 confirmed new C...
Chloe and Sam Magee made their exit from Badminton’s Swiss Open this morning. The Raphoe pair lost their mixed doubles last 16 match 21-17 21-8 to the 7th seeds from Germany, Mark Lamfuss and Isabel Hertrich. The tournament in Basel was their first competition since the Denmark Open last year. The Magee’s will look to get back on track for Olympic qualifying at the next tournament which is the All England Open Championships from the 17th -21st March. They are just outside the cut off for Tokyo with the final rankings to be determined in April. Earlier in the week, Chloe and Sam won their ...